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Two 6 th grade students from a local “kolhoz imeni” (collective farm), sisters Feryuza
and Dilfuza, called Ahunbabayeva had arrived to visit their uncle’s apartment and
had decided to phone relatives but just after they had dialed the necessary numbers,
they heard strange voices in the receiver that said, “We have arrived from another
planet. We want to meet you. We wish to become your friends”. Soon after several
bizarre “cosmic guests” appeared in the apartment. The terrified girls did not see
how the strange humanoids had entered the apartment. The humanoids were
dressed in all white. The terrified sisters stood staring at the humanoids. But the
visitors hurried to assure the girls speaking in pure Uzbek language, telling them
that they had come in peace. The aliens then said that they were females and also
sisters (!). The older said that her name was Tursuna, only 15-years of age and the
younger one was called Gulmire and was only 5 years old. The two sisters from
another planet joyfully chatted with the two human sisters about mostly mundane
matters, dresses, dolls, etc. Soon after the conversation the white humanoids just
melted away into thin air. It was noted that both aliens used typical Uzbek names.
Feryuza and Dilfuza both insist that their meeting with the “white aliens” was not
an invention in their part but a bizarre reality. Soon after their reported encounter
both sisters apparently acquired extrasensory capabilities, their right hands seemed
to emanate “biological currents”. The reportedly began “healing” local villagers
from their illnesses.
HC addendum
Source: “Toshkent Hakikati” “Tashkent Truth) newspaper
September 1990, M, Aliev “Komsomolskaya Pravda” Moscow
September 1990 and Alexey K. Priyma XX Century Chronicle of the
Unexplained 1999.
Type: E
305.
Location. South London, England
Date: June 29 1990 Time: evening
Bob W was taking out his garbage and was placing the two black plastic bags in the
bin at the back of his south London home. Out of the corner of his eye he noticed
something move behind a pile of discarded plant pots, sneaking into his shed.
Thinking it must be a rat, he called to his Border collie cross, but she refused to
enter the shed, uncharacteristically whining and growling. When Bob went to
investigate himself the dog barked sharply, as if in warning. He entered the shed,
the dog following, tail between her legs and still whining. Nothing moved inside the
dark coolness of the shed. Shrugging, he turned to shut the door when something
moved again. Turning, he saw the vague outline of what appeared to be “a small
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